Free Coloring PagesDeer Looking Through a Telescope Coloring Page
A spotted baby deer stargazing through a telescope under a smiling crescent moon and stars.
Difficulty: Easy
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About this picture
This spotted baby deer has just started growing its antlers, and it's looking through a full tripod-mounted telescope rather than just gazing up at the sky. The moon has a small smiling face of its own, tucked in among five stars scattered at different sizes across the top of the page. The telescope's cylindrical lens is a good spot to add a bit of shading or a metallic-feeling gray instead of leaving it plain white.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Approximate coloring time
- 10-15 minutes
Coloring ideas
- Keep the deer's spots a consistent lighter shade against its main coat color so the pattern stays clean.
- Add a bit of gray shading to the telescope's cylindrical lens instead of leaving it plain white.
- Color the moon's small smiling face a soft yellow against a deep night-blue sky.
- Give a few of the five scattered stars slightly different sizes and shades to add visual interest.
Learning and creativity connection
Coloring a rounded object like the telescope's lens with graded shading, rather than one flat color, is an early, approachable way to introduce the idea that light and shadow give objects a sense of roundness.
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